Traffic Forecast Sample Clauses
The Traffic Forecast clause defines the expected volume or quantity of traffic—such as data, users, or transactions—that one party anticipates will be delivered or processed over a specified period. Typically, this clause requires one party to provide advance estimates to the other, which may be used for planning, resource allocation, or pricing adjustments. Its core function is to set clear expectations and enable both parties to prepare operationally and financially, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or resource shortfalls.
Traffic Forecast. Three Forecast Scenarios
Traffic Forecast. 3.6.1 The content of the traffic forecast at each POI/Location shall be as follows:-
Traffic Forecast. Retailer shall work closely with their distributors and PSINet to make their best efforts in predicting product demand in their geographic markets and implement a forecasting model based on trending and previous sales for the purpose of allowing PSINet to adequately provide facilities for the increased demand. ***
Traffic Forecast. Retailer shall work closely with their distributors and PSINet to make their best efforts in predicting product demand in their geographic markets and implement a forecasting model based on trending and previous sales for the purpose of allowing PSINet to adequately provide facilities for the increased demand. The Purchaser shall provide this forecasting information to PSINet beginning in the first full month following the date of this agreement. Retailer shall use its best efforts to provide reasonably accurate forecasts, but both parties acknowledge and agree that such forecasts are not binding in any way. 4.
Traffic Forecast. The traffic forecast is based on increasing sessions, increasing page views per session, and increasing orders per session. The bottom line called "sell-through" is the overall dollars in order per user session, an important indicator that should be increasing over time
Traffic Forecast. 5.1 Customer agrees that performance may be dependent in significant part upon Customer’s forecasts and projections. Company may request Customer to identify such traffic volumes for Service. Customer agrees to provide Company with good faith non-binding forecast of Customer’s expected monthly traffic volume and geographic distribution over a one- month period. If requested by Company, forecasts shall be provided at least thirty (30) days in advance of the forecasted period and updated more frequently if a submitted forecast is no longer accurate.
Traffic Forecast. 3.6.1 The content of the traffic forecast shall be as follows:- - Traffic from ILDO's to MTNL (For each tandem/local exchange of MTNL) - Traffic from MTNL to ILDO's network
3.6.2 Each traffic forecast shall contain - BHCA. - Busy hour Traffic in Erlangs.
3.6.3 Busy hour may vary for various exchanges and it shall be determined from actual traffic figures in the network.
3.6.4 The traffic figures indicated in the forecast shall be reviewed after the implementation of the ILDO's network on monthly basis. Both parties shall provide traffic report on all trunk groups used for interconnection.